In August, the D.C. Circuit ruled on a separation of powers issue concerning whether the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) had statutory authority from Congress to issue a 2015 Rule regulating the use of hydrofluorocarbons (“HFCs”).  This 2015 Rule followed and expanded upon the emission regulations established in the 1990 amendment to the Clean Air Act. Specifically, in 1990 the Clean Air Act was amended to construct a system for phasing-out […]

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Bick Law LLP is a member of DRI’s Toxic Tort and Environmental Law (TTEL) group and California environmental lawyer, Kimberly Bick is in charge of creating webinars for that group.  We are excited about this next webinar that Kimberly put together and for that reason we would like to share this information with you.  We hope that you have the opportunity to participate.  You do not need to be a member […]

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Join Bick Law at the 2017 Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite hosted by the Environmental Law Section of the State Bar of California. Many of our nation’s top environmental officials, lawyers, and other professionals will be present at the conference.  California environmental lawyer, Kimberly Bick, Partner at Bick Law, will be a panelist at the Yosemite Conference on Sunday, October 22nd discussing contaminated groundwater as a resource & emerging contaminants. […]

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Chemical Watch has developed a TSCA workshop to provide a detailed and comprehensive practical look at the revised law and profound changes to the regulation of industrial chemicals in the USA.  Chemical Watch has assembled an impressive faculty of TSCA experts, including a partner at Bick Law, Corrie Plant.  Corrie Plant has extensive experience in environmental litigation and compliance, including CERCLA, California’s Proposition 65, Green Chemistry, and the Consumer Product […]

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